Still reveling in the now two-day-old afterglow of the Pictureplane/Marnie Stern/Gang Gang Dance show at the Larimer Lounge on Friday.

Marnie’s the nicest person you could hope to meet. She personally held up a t-shirt to Sweet B to make sure it would fit her before she sold it to us. A self-taught shredder that sells her own merch? She’s total best-friend material. Now we just need to move to NYC.

More for myself than for any other reason, I decided I’m going to post all my high speed videos on one post to get a bird’s eye glimpse at the sum of my work so far. If you have any requests to see anything super-slow, send them to eric -at- brofax.com and I’ll see if I can’t make it work.

See all the videos after the jump.

May:

Emily - first vault slo-mo

Emily slo-mo pole vault compilation

Thus Spake the Rollin’ Rockies

Cannonball

June: Slow motion Colorado single-dutch

July: Mostly Roller Coasters

September: Slo-berry

October: Slo Mo Obama

Speeches are speeches are speeches, so I decided to focus on the crowd around me to see who drags themselves out of bed on a perfectly good Sunday morning to stand in a park for two hours.

Check out all my photos after the jump.

My nominee for Sign of the Day.

Some guy near me takes a cameraphone photo, and I turn it into a triumphant symbol.

If it wasn't for the level-headed interference of my girlfriend, I would have been this guy (kid?).

See that tall, Democratish blob in the suit about center frame? That's Obama.

Obligatory "yeah, I was there" shot.

Journalists line the balcony of my office, looking down on the throng from their literal ivory tower.

Snipers!

State Capitol steps as bike rack.

Awwwwwwwww.

This horse is in the tank.

This is how the children around me reacted to the long delay between Mark Udall's speech Obama's.

Denver, cast as a setting for a zombie movie.

There are many, many more photos after the jump:

Shotgun Willie's: Unlikely Republican stronghold and purveyor of awkwardly worded insults

I'm sure this ended up being something about those pesky communists.

Denver still looking all zombie-like for a while on Monday, thanks to cloud-filtered light and an October storm.

I had set the Ex-f1 up to catch some lightning strikes outside my office, but forgot that the motion trigger would be tripped every time someone came out for a smoke. I real like the way this one accidentally turned out.

I think this photo best captures how damn spooky downtown was for a while on Monday.

I should have used a tripod.

"Moon over Colfax bring my love to me tonight"

Me too. (taken in that alley off of 13th between Buffalo Exchange and City O'City)

I’ve got more photos over at my Flickr stream.

Where exactly can I buy this?

lonelysandwich

Habanera on Vimeo.

There is a small vein of high-def Muppet videos on Vimeo that really have little explanation. I don’t care where they are coming from, I just want them to keep it up.

But the open-source world came through with OpenTape, a self-hosted port of Muxtape that, while it can’t replace the awesome feeling of randomly clicking on a stranger’s playlist to discover new music, it does replicate the super-simple experience of using a Muxtape.

Check out my own OpenTape (dubbed Fuxtape by my co-worker John Zwick) at http://brofax.com/fuxtape.

Sarah and I haven’t laughed this hard at an online video in so, so long.

Even though we’re most definitely laughing at these choads, I think it’s beyond the point of liking it ironically. I just really like this.